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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
TIE STATE or TRADE

aovsr$ So g. @
Wins suDorane DO Extra % IS as 5s do X.
sss: e
Ss 9ss. ,SSs
Southern sS fS sGE
sS0Gi Pennsylvani 8. ss9c. steady 2. Pc oo
ssh nT% sr% fm TO Sss'i Pork So
s1S CIsar t RIO s Sc
Sides s.s Hams IarahssPsa at s:SssS
isS'. s,sas sisJH sft
Rennea cOreeaio cargoes ordinary 70 far
RsaSed sIS0 sSra. '' wSi.ley quiet
F Fssns 70 Tsa Dor :ssspss sss bc
Wheat 10000 Ouah Corn 1000 bush 9s 1000 SS:a
10000 bnsll Corn bush. sass-whsat $4,000 bush
&C. w Ssor ss so
ST. %%ss % VI 81 sSs :TF IS
Butter E5ss Sss% snS y a.
Ess 70 .sssSyeScce
lSc Eastern Extras quiet Asespts fo
saS oss. 1905 sas Sc short. $500 Sasa
May III, . asss sGsr 90 sDs Grim m
store sSss q S0 .ns m r'n
and Mtpt So V %ss assssn .rsss
but steady sstS No aaS , NO and YsSw sS
no. w ssUT So &c no 20 white $40 No Mixed
arm Winter Bran sl7 spring SIS Coz G0rn ss,c
was steady Canal one hts &C. So bgss
Corn Oats .SS9
SUUS $500 Sush ccrn 'GOoO BUSH oats
CHICAGO NAV 25-Flour lrm and unchanged wi, WIN
Patents 81 25 southern Winters IS 10 n p
sao Sst5o BAKER,, n sackx -
s235 per 100 IN.
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PARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT.

THE CRIME FOR WHICH CEPHA6 JOINS WAS BEN
TENcHD TO THIRTY YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
WASHINGTON May 25.-The President has taken
action ON application for pardon In the following
cases:
Pardon was granted in the case OF Cephas Jones
(coIored convicted OF rape In the District Of Column
bia on the ground "that careful examination inr
presses me with tho belief that tho convicts guilt
is not satisfactorily established"
Pardon is also granted in the Of Henry +.
Garrison convicted In tho District Of South Carolina
of violating internal revenue laws.
Amnesty granted IN the case OF lars Chris
Hansen. convicted In Utah OF polygamy.
Favorable action also taken In tho case OF
Robert L. Doughty convicted OF mail robbery in the
Western District OF Texas and sentenced TO eight
Years imprisonment .
The pardon OF Cephas Jones recalls most extraord
binary case The crime for which he was Imprisoned
was The first OF a series OF outraaos committed In the
eastern part OF the city several IL done
on night OF November 5. 1877 and the victim was
young girl Florence smith As she was returning TO her
homo from Deighborng store on the night Named
which was dark and rainy, she passed colored man
standing under lamp-pOst. He followed her, seized
and dragged her into an alley, assaulted and
left there In unconscious condition. When she
was found the whole neghborhoOd aroused. Jones
among those taken into custody Al nrs she tailed
TO identity him and he released He subse-
quently rearresed and she then expressed the opinion
that the His first trial resulted In disa
greement While in Jail awaiting new trial another
similar outrage committed and the public excite
ment was intensified. When Jones TO trial again,
fenced to the Penientiary for thirty years After his
conviction another outrage OF precisely similar character
perpetrated which rise 10 the opinion that all
three outrages performed by the same person.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArrREs OF NETWORK DEALINGs

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Tbsre WAS absolutely no tho wheat spocula-
ton Yesterday Dunes ruled but the prices were sustained
by the heavy exports Tuesday night and tho large Inquiry
Shippers took 100000 bushels and spot lots
were shade better The options hardened from the start
.,a Dasa after dul days business gains OF
follows May and June. "a; July 49,, August "a =
hepeluber December e6s cents Corn was nrn Tor
spot Ios nearly 10000 bushels taken r export Inc
closed with full recovery aud nfm
~ ged 1u0t ,tons as follows: May 47 June 47'
1uiy 49, August 49,: september 503 cents. oats were
Ger, The options closed with OF sOp cent at 80 -
Tor June 1874 July and 32 cents for August There we're
OF lard export but the options
ended with not losses OF points as
folows june 20 90, July. ~ Ol August 81 ii
snntember a ia October, ~ rs; November 81 Ia.
Inc receipts grain aud nour Yesterday at Hewiork.
PHILADELPHIA and Boston reported as follows
Wheat 2s2s2 bushels l0933 bushcls oais o2ssl
hnshe.1 total grain A6t9iO bushels hour Jhli2 pack
gn Al Chicago and ~ Louis tho receipts We're
Xbea 1872 bushels corn Si2 40 bushes oats 2OO2J
buse total grain Oga $40 bushels Hour. a2oJ5 barrels
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rupoPEAs PRODUCE MARxErsl

IryaRrooI. May 25.-Provsons Bacon. Cumberland Cut
ana 6i Long fLiiles $50 Ill short OoAr Middle.
as IA short lUa sd 5houler 2Ss ID per owL Boe
Al al Tor Extra India Mess Prime Mess O2A Oh PORK
Prime Mess Dos Cd. per Dbl; Prime Mess Eastern
90 al Ga. Lard-Auurcau. Sos 3D. Prime West
ern S,a Oh, Lard on SiA o. Hams-Long Cut 49t
Butter-SOs Ot per oHt for dnest Unitei
SIsta. Characterization Choice. 69a Oh Wheat-ked
Western Spring Is OIL G7a ldi Rei Winter, IA I'd
=. Sd PEI GENITAL New No Winter. Ia Adj. do No 2
snrDs 4. 9d New Mixed Western IS od California No
~ I'd asa Al: No = Is oil 10 81 per GENITAL Pro
;cssnrts OF Tnrpentne So. Oil DO. at London 20s Cd
ncr cL, Refined Petroleum GaaL gallon. Glover see'
hmerican Red. 40A por Tallow-2ls. ID por cwt
Fine American, 2lA Cd; Primo CITY, 2la Cd per cwt
nosIn-Common jd.i PAls lis Oh DOS. o. bnseed OIL
% Cd per owL Provisons-Anerioln tergorAted Beet
hnu swYorS State ~ I6a 0l rs o. "a Cotonsooi
oil. Liverpool make. lps Oh
LONDON May 25.-Produco-Linsoei OIL ola 4igh s2ls.
- ner cwt Lnseed, S5a Cd per quarters Lin:
seed Cake rs lis sd per tons Refined Petroleum o yt
80 I'D per gallon. spirits OF Turpcntlne IDA 4t per
cwt Pae 6A OIL lis Cd Proyisions-Lard S2S "a per
ct for American sugsrl3s 3D. per owt for Cuba Cen.
trngsi poornlnS 9oo and lis Cd Si2. o for Mascoyado
Cd; Mutton, 2IA ID e2Jt OIL Cocoanat oi-Coyi91 sSo
a. Coohn American Refrigerated Boet "a lOd Tor
hind quarters "a AL Tor fore quarters por SD oy the
Bspaxs May 25.-Petroleum. mark. 90 pennings
oloaoil IS marks % ptsnnngs per llO
ANTWERP May 25.-Potroloum-Flno Pale american. Ia
rancs az confines and 10 francs 90 cent? nes lsrt
WilcoIs closed IS francs 90 cennespor I'D KIDS
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wO-YHAR-oLDs. q MILE.
sIxTH-sRuISG. u MILE
LIBRETro WOUNDED KICK.

CISCNsATI Ohio. May 26.The third day OF the Laona
meeting favored with fine weather and excellent
tendance
raco-Seing purse, mile and onehalf furlonR
Sign by half length Alfred second Uncle Dan hird.
Time l64
second raco-Purse for maidens old Ave furlongs
Cruiser by and hail. Ocean Wave second Bob
Thomas third. Time l07.
Third raee-Pnrsc for Odds seven furlonga
The favOrite. Miss Ford finished seventh Time, li32t
Fourth rsoePurse threeyearods and upward nine fur.
longs JacObin by length. Kaoolah second,
lengths in advance OF o. Fallon third. Time. lb7h-
Fifth race-Ripplo Stakes for three year-olds; one mile
While al the post FuRato delivered vicious kick
foreleg tho winner OF Mondays Derby The
iurep colt trembed II about TO IA but led
paddock with blood streaming from the wound After long
the bets declared of Lbfeto allowed
drawn and the ponod twenty minutes give
time for betting Unite ed 10 the finish Pearl second
Fugsto third. limo, 1857
The accident TO Lbreuo said by Harper his owner
20 consist OF heeh wound While he docs II
permanently serious 10 sufficient put 'he horse
training and will disquallfy him from running
Louis Derby IN which no IA entered.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, May rs, 1897
VISITING THE PREsIDEST.-About fifteen hundred per-
sons attended the Presidents reception in the East Room
this afternoon. He shook hands with ouch OF them aud
the reception lasted nearly hour Many OF tho visiting
mitamen took advantage OF the opportunity and paid
their respects TO the President
CoYsoIs APPoISrED.-The President to-day appointed
H. f. Downing, OF New-York bo United statos Consul
at St Faul de Loandn, Portugal, and Edward j. HILL OF
North Carolina, 10 be United btacs Consul at Monte
yideo.
PRESIDENTIAL PosTslAsTERs-The President has APP
pointed the following postmasters: Ellis Hunter. at
Brunswick, Ca vice j. T. Blaine. resigned Joseph St
O. Virgins appointed April IL, 1887. having declined
Alexander d. Ross Ltchned, Minn vice j, n. Norris
resigned william Marsh. at Rich HILL Me-, vice Lee
Real. resigned.
FoURTH-cYAss PosTMAsTFRs.-The Postmaster General
has appointed following fourthclass posmasters
L. Wells, Moores Mills, \: Y; 7. T. White, Collins
Centre, " Y; Louis 6c0hed, Rockville n. u; Thomas
sheriff Hartland. n. ". Michael Clancy, Knightsvile
n. Y. f. s. Chamberlain. Rockville N. Y, and Henry
Huyck, Sanford, n. Y.
BID FOR THE Boston DRY DocK.-Only one bid for
constructing the casson at the Boston dry dock
ceyed Navy Department In answer TO the adyer-
tisemcnt This bid aggrogatng $4,000, was made by
the Atlantic Work. OF East Bos on and as exceeds the
Appropriation by 000 rejected and new propo-
sails viii be called Tor.
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

euvyAIn NAV 20. -Catue-Rocepts last "a hours 300
- toIal for wosk Tar J42O nett for Same time
asI week head consigned through 40 cars OF which
~ easier sale Of ii cars Good shipping
ON BostOn account Al - Oo. - ooo ..., 49,, o.. -.
eh,,n-Heceips "a hours 62OO nead total Tor week
- II JuO beaa, for sano last 1880
head ii clrs consisnei through; OF which TO NewYork
10 cara for sale soady Common 10 Fair IS 70
~ al 90 ood 10 Choice Warnings 81 0O0$3 OO Extra do
goc,~heeerit last "a hours 50S0 mead total for the
Ihus Tar head for time last week ~ 200
nsa1 consigned through 81 OF which is cars TO New.
%ars. market inactive, lower Light Pigs
"a ~ "a 7b 81 10 asa 30 Light Workers 81 10 %
- 40 Selected Workers. and selected Medium weights So
sS TO- selected Heavy Ends 81 5O0$4 TO- All offerings
taken. - ,.-...-.. r..,...t ...o-,.. c,,,t.
Kecoipts-l 900 head shDmens 1000 heaa, market WAS
AMI and steers $40 TO lbOO ~ % 30 q
az ao siockeIs ana Feeders 81 bu0sI 06 Cows Bulls
ami Mixed OOWsJ 81 bulk 81 6OesS OO Texas Cattle
8Hogs-kocept, $1,000 he,i. sh,ome1ts 5000 msrke.
lDo lower and MiKed 81 90 est % Packing and
shipping 81 ss5 los Light 81 eOe* w. skps % on
1000 mead snipments 200 mead market
stronger. Natives s30$i 30: Western 81 oO0s4 80.
Te,ans IS Lambs "a 5ODf5 30
sr LOUIS May 25.--CauB- heceiDts-l.5O0 head ship.
ments l. $40 hean; easier. Choice heavy
NaIivs steers % 600s4 s5i Far 10 aooc shippine
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SPRING MEETING OF CANOE MEN

The annual spring meeting Of this Hudson River Canocss
will held this year under Inc auspices OF the shAtomuo
Canoe Club Croton Point senasqua opposite Sing Sing
on May 20 and 80 Camp be reached from
by s. A. jerks from pier at foot OF
by Chrystenah 70 Rookand Upnvor canoois
can probably have steamboats, stop
which within short paddle OF camp Camp will open
urday morning and Monday will be devoted to races
The camp site well chosen there being beach,
fine place for tents and spring water handy The following
clubs will DO Amsterdam Essex Ianthe
Newark, N. J Newburg HondouL Yonkors oughkoop so
Mohawk OF Troy Mohcan OF Albany. Knokorbockor and
Newly ork Of New-YOrk.
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utures ranged as follows

cash E, sS Rev s. % Corn
sPEi2' So $50 SS SR1ng
BareyXS Far seea- No ls ., iSs 60 Prime
sSors b . sides LOOSE y Il
per q gallon 1a's sasar-cut Sc dranqlaea Gle
i. ssS ou. Corn asso9S OusS 5s asooo
kyc 1905 BUSH BarIey llJS1 busn shipms1ts-Floas
Sa I Gs T oa GSe' OOS SSsa barley 600
O on the proiaoo EXCHANGE TO-DAY the Gue. nasks,
was weak Creamery lSaSl7%' DarT hSlS''" Eggs
9sTsor was Sn sn 1ssg4Hsa g Rss
s7e neeepS. Zoo Snsn shipments Corn
was quiet no Mixed ale, oats were e,sier No z
s6 so Isrs arm 80 saEmsss sTmsnOrs
clear bTGr qS TsnGT SSS
GatchoTs Il so ass 90 Receipts 5000 mead shipments
DETROIT NAV 95-whoat-No. White cash sssc.
sS;s % No SaS s SS y ~ s8o 10
i2c bid osano p SUS' G aSSSo Corn TnsS oas
300 i SGsR ''N'
MILWAUKEE MAY 25.FIouE arm Wheat heat. '; S
Ssse oAts steady White 80 Rye gaiet No
f1ts Sq 4 % 90 Lard s SO june
Butter Cheese Ss' ow wsaN choaars at
S: %ns sSso l SS %sas
pTLApSLrnrA May 2o.-Flour-Market was quiet
Western and Pounsyivania supernne 81 1858 90 10
40 I!s ~ M roller process - 50
Family = 90 indian. 0 Clear "a 49, 90 Straight s.
s4 49, 81 southern illinois Clear - l6GsS 30, DO
M9nesota bakers clear 81 straight - rs
0 Mnns s. 1889 IS 'r ps 20
The market was rm advanced about but speculation
grain depot no Red Tor say ~ syS 1s a aD ,st
es@ ~ Corn-spOt lots ruled STEADY under light re-
s sgs s sS1n4s No. cong MIed in depot
No nigh Mrsa do f toT June ~ ea9 c do for july
47aeisc: do for ANGUS, as or,s sas 81
stained no White 36..c bright quoted regular 81 &c
80 %o' FGt1res weIo Quiet but nr% No 2 White
DO TOR august aaaS Sj 60 ior
Potatoes-Cnoice larry Rose 95e10e, DO tair 70 Good
surbenks choice 20 asOc Far 10 Good 6SSISc.
HeOrons choice 70s1Sci DO fsT 70 ISo1 90 Good
A. 0SS6sci Peerless TO quality &c So 37Oc....
PROVISIONS steady city Family per Dbl $40 81 40
PORK mesa SIS Oosl7 90: DO prime mess , ne.
$40 90 sss 90 DO Do Dro i.%' nSs SsS LarS
C Refined 81 1928 o. DO steam 90 E1
iJc. Western creamery Extra lyc. b. T. ana ~
Creamery E1ra s Pac sSn Enter Ono hss
choice lO's6 l0c Pounsyiyana pat SKINS 90 inu
9h,o and other Western drsts 10 20 Petroleu7O Abel
test in ibis 6Hc sugar-Renned active 9rannise9 60
T,p PTon $50 ooe sci 90 per Rscspirs-
Flour 27OO bOis Wheat 72.Ooo bush Corn l.0oO bush
$4,000 vush Oats GOOO oush
PHILADELPHIA. May 253:t6 m-whoat firm and and
Sssso do for July S5a.a95isc. do for August 9st@
eJi9o -. Corn and oats quot ana unchanged
% SSs ana sesS IS
IS G6ass0O Fancy So SO 0s4 10. Pstcns - 20es4 49,
Wheat dull and unsettled
500 bid asked, June 30 10 bd July 81 eid &c
asked August saS oo Sas a9 eSTn 800 sSss
10000 bush. 1000 Ousn-
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MR. PowpERLY WAsA SOCIALIST

The Socialists laugh at General Master Workman
ovderlys explanation to how he have In his
rossesslon red card OF membership in the sociasic
Labor party and at denial that he active
member OF that organization One Of them said ycster
day: " Mr. Powderly was member In good standing
OF the Sociastic Labor party and when the scranton
section broken up, he attached directly 70 the
National Executive Committee and paid his dues direct
" 70 that body. When the General Assembly OF the
Knights OF Labor met In this city In 1882 attack
the ground that he socialist Philip Van Potion
defended the Socialists and In the Of his remarks
member Sociaiistic Labor party and had card
Of membership in his pocket Mr.. Powderly did not
DENY IL than
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Steers SO 90 "a 4O Butchers Fair Choice So 90
80 Feeders goo6 IS l0oS4 0e stockers sir
10 good 81 09s3 00 Texans common grass 70 gooa
81 S06$4 10. 80
Hsrs-lecepts 5000 head; snipuents 600 heat mafnet
dui! lower. Choice ana butchers 5eiecuons
81 808s5 90. Packing 20 good "a 20 oSs y "a
ers Medium ~ Prime 81 60eA TO- Piss "o"n'" W
Good So pOa$4 40. ..-I.<
SAssp-Receipts 1000 200 head msrkes
firm. Clipped Fair Choice IS 2Od$4 20 Lamos 20 W
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Mr. HOUSTON DROPPED FROM PACIFIC MAIL

MR. HOUSTON DROPPED FROM PACIFIC MAIL
Tbe annual mootlng Of tho Pacific Mall Steamship
Company which held yesterday resulted In tho
unanimous election Of tho Hart uclSct as had boon
expected Tho total voto OF about 10000 shares out
of q share capital Of $40 900, 600 was cast In favor
OF tho following DIRECTOR George j. Could Russell
Rage, william Remsen, Sidney Dillon, Edward Lau-
terbaoh. Harvey Kennedy, solomon Mehrbach, A. +;
Vandorpoel and Horny Hart. Tho now board Will
organize to-day probably by tho election OF George
j. Gould as president and Henry Hart as vice-pros-
dent Young Mr.. Gould succeeds his father In the
board: tho other retiring directors O. i. Hunt
ington, j. b. Houston and J. W. shaw. Tho omission
OF ex-President Houston from tho board OF directors
was considered by some OF tho old directors great
mistake. ono OF them said;
"Mr Hart Il tho principal owner OF the company
stock and no has complained recently that ex-Pres
dent Houston operated the limo with too much regard
Tor tho Stock Exchange ticker He has charged
Indirectly that Mr. IiOustons administration was not
above suspicion. II no had reason to suppose that
Mr. Houston had been guilty OF wrong he would have
dono better TO keep bin In the bOari until tho ac
counts had been thoroughly investigated: But Mi
Hart Is n peculiarly vndlctve man, and this election
is only another proof OF his temper" .
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GAMES IN BASE BALL FIELDS.

LoUBvnLE May 25-It took innings to-day TO decide
game tho Brooklyn and Louisville clubs
homo with the while Eastern
team exoeled In fielding. The scoro was follows
Brooklyn. ! o o l o J. 4
willie. u U U 2 p b
Base Brooklyn. Louisville 49, Errors brooklyn
Louis Vile, 9. Pitchers-Porter and Ramsey Umpire
Mr.. McQuade
ST LOUIS 25The champions batted Mayss delivery
with todsy and defeated the Indians without
effort The follows;
metropolitan. .......... ...........O o O. 8
Base hits-st. Louis. 2Oi METROPOLITAN. T. Errors-St
Louis, o. metropolitan, Pitohers-king and Mays. UNI
PRO hr. Wagner.
BOSTON. May 25-The Boston and Chicago Clubs played
thor game together day
exciting match, the winning last
inning The follows:
Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o o p 4
Chicago. U U o j. z
Base hs-BOston o. Chicago. H. Errors-Bostou a. Chi.
cago.4 Observation-Disclosures and Clarkson Umpire-Mr
Quest
CINCINNATI May 26 Tho cincinnati team defeated By
its Athletic to-day after extremely fought
game. The scores
CincinNa u........-.......-....-..O U o O. 4
Athletic ...................-....O o U i b
Base hits-CDcnnati. o. Athletic e. Errors-CncnnAti.
Athletic T. Pitchers-Serad and Seward UmpTe-Mr.
CutbDort
CLEVELAND May 25-The Baltimore nine defeated the
ticking of the skin,
causing 10 rture and loss OF seepi banished By
BkinSuccoss Soap.
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TESrIh0NY IY rnE nIGYARALR oASK

Tho General Sessions Courtroom In which Recorder
smyth presided the Cgnarae murder trial Extensively
yesterday from the presence OF uncoany italian
witnesses and The Recorder yard whom tho
blew the wnessstaDd did not conceal his ocoa
sonsl disgust ,,
Vaiaro testified that tho morning OF the killing
Cfgnarae witness for revolver saying that ethc
or die night Anideo Pazzo. Rosina
Marichino Donate and Dmora MaDro test
fed that cgnsrae beat his vile and otherwise abused her.
called who conradicted the statement
that CgnAso approached her husband from behud and
shot him
defendant will be n witness to-day. She will testy
that husband attacked hsr with aud that s shot
him In selfdsfcnce.
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al Mould Tint l Were Dcndi-

cries many wretched housewife today and dis
bearened forces herse " perform her daily task 1t
d,ut seem could get through the day This dreadful
these FRI ghtIul sensations will Kill
mel lie there reefi" Yes madam there L. Dr. Porcos
Fnyorite Prescription unfang remedy for tho com
pants which your Is liable IL will restore you 70
health again 1ryiL druggsta
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on tho ocean cares little positively
different whether he washed overheard But set
right by wtnegsssul Of Hostesters Stomach Bit
tors renewed interest In personal safety This
ane corrective nouaIes in braOksa watsroiten compul
scr drank on spboard 10 srsvous detimsn OF health
--tAe perpioons impurities which give rise to disor
trs of the stomach liver and bowela To the mariner
the tourist the Western pioneer and miner the Bers
Invaluable Of protection against malaria when its
ssds and To the effects Ovcrwork
mental manual It most reliable antdots and 70 the
asbassa and nsrvous affords great and speedily felt
~ aaa vieee.
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BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES TO-DAY.
PROGRAMME OF THE sPoRT-HoRsEs THAT OUGHT


TO RUN FIRST AND SECOND.
Tho Brooklyn Jockey Club It's spring meeting
with permission OF the State 20 do much betting
likes The Ives Pool bill became law at midnight without
Governors signature and from y TO sixty bookmaker
will hand to day to lay odds against the
Tho six have all filed well, yet It DO said
that the entries Of particularly high class The Of
the day is the BrookdAle Handicap meA IL fourth
the programme There fifteen probable starters
although the venerable Barnum who is always TO
In IN the ruck" when be Is said 10 be In and the nrs
under the when he said 10 be or OF the doubtful
Hanover 107 pounds From tho way
which he captured the Clarion Stakes he ought 10 II
That game little horse Dry Monopole should be second
Billy" Donohue viii ride him.
The OF tic dash OF OF milo. britannia
should win Il. with Jennie u. in second place.
Telle Doe is good form Just now
and she should capture the second race. n
handicap mile. Pampero has proved himself time and
chicken hearted but he Is likely 20 make tho
lilly FOR her life and should get the place
The Falcon STAGES selling race for threeyear Odds
II looks Sunbeam IA the best OF the lot that
likely 70 start Maggie Mitchell should got tho place
Tea Tray likely win the for twoyearods. Mer
made showing the other day bat then he
running against high class youngsters To-day a not and
he should be second
AS usual sport will wind mp with selling
The will begin at instead of 80 a. heretofore
The reports Blue Wing had pieces aud that IRE
had quarter crack canards Both animals do
ing we'll
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TIE BARON BADLY BEATEN.
MERRY HAMPTON. IL TO 1. WINS THE DERBY.
ONE OF THE MOST STUNNING UPsETs OF THE CEN
Tupy-TUE STANLEY aTAKEs

ONE OF THE MOST STUNNING UPsETS OF THE CEN
TURY-THE STANLEY STAKES.
LONDON May 25-The hitherto unbeaen Irish colt The
Baron who has months hot avotO for the Derby
and was supposed nvncbe beaten today in the
great racs By outsder-Mr Hafsons bay colt Merry
Hampton chance 1t was one OF the most
upses tho century Betting men throughout tho
world plunged on Matthew Dawsons colt and when Enter.
prise they looked the gift to tho
voo The Baron exercised this morning and appeared
In matohless form.
Vast crowds left London to-day Epson to wit
Fourth hands were seon In great numbers
loft the metropolis alone while
OF departed various centres Tho American WIS.,
Epson especially numerous Mr. Pen1ed lately
Vice Of the United statcs at London drove
laden with Americans The Prince OF Wales Lord Rose
berry Prince Denmark and many other persons
Of distinction present
The course was slightly heavy. summary;
Renewal OF Derby stakes Of 30 scyeregns each half
about milo and half, starting at tho New High Level
Of the third so out of the stakes
NJ pawSon's b The baron. by xsnOphon, out o. fan
John Watson: Oh MARLEY By Bondi;is cq IsS
FsSsn started 9'tns The Baron flfid.pqTS J,
savie loo TO COn,Ode 200 to l. shaunon colt 9ooto
capital start made. Porcelain and tho shannon colt
hst showed In advance. with Ainreo and Edspord fol-
lowing and the Baron Merry Hampton coming
dropped back but the shannon colt kept tho lead
Marley At tho mile post Erdspord drew up and
ran with colt and he joined directly
after by anohand Grandson and Tho Baron Tho pace
was too hot for the Shannon and no gave way Anoo
tail OF the string and Blanchard and ErM
spord lengths ahead OF The Baron and Merry
Hampton On entering the raght Cannon rode The
vigorously and Banchlsnd and Eridspord fell back
beaten. Merry Hampton then took the lead with Msrey
Ain heading the Others The Baron with the
most gameness but failed to reach Merry Hampton who
by four len gths Marley lengths behind
Aintree finished fourth and Eiridspord fifth. The
Shannon colt in last
The for the Stanley Stakes for wovear ODDS
by Mr Ernests chestnut colt Van DiemRns and with Mt
r. vyners bay Gautby second and the Duke OF Port
lands bay gelding Saltpetre third